Monte Granero, Mountain peak in Cottian Alps, Piedmont, Italy
Monte Granero is a summit in the Cottian Alps that rises to 3,170 meters between Val Pellice and Valle Po. The peak forms a natural boundary between the provinces of Turin and Cuneo.
The summit was first climbed on August 23, 1879, establishing it as a recognized destination for mountaineers. This early ascent marked the beginning of its history as a climbing destination.
The mountain belongs to the Cottian Alps classification system, representing a significant part of the Western Alps geological and geographical heritage.
The nearest mountain shelter, Bivacco di Punta Venezia, sits at 1,920 meters and offers basic facilities for climbers. The terrain and weather conditions in this region should shape your preparation and timing.
The Pellice torrent originates from the western slopes and feeds into the water system of the Piedmont region. Visitors climbing the peak can trace this water source as they ascend.
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